Part 1/ Introduction
In my essay I will be responsible for finding interesting facts about a Native American in the U.S and I will be going deep about their education level “meaning Education system” and using what I learn to …
Sullivan Onujiogu
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How is literacy used as a hegemonic tool/ tool of power? By whom? Against whom? Reference at least 2 of this week’s course materials?.
Literacy can be used as a hegemonic tool to facilitate the reproduction of power relations within …
One identity that I have and that I am proud of is being me and believing in me and what I can do on my own to be able to accept who I am and having people to look up …
Dear Ms. Adichi Good Day
My name is Sullivan, I was born and raised in Nigeria and moved to New York five years ago and have lived in New York ever since. I am currently a college student at Borough …
What did you learn from the “Arab and Other Middle Eastern Americans” article? Be specific and provide examples from the reading.?
After reading I got to understand that Arab have put in a lot in the U.S when it comes …
1) Select 1-2 paragraphs from The Subtle Evolution of Native American Education OR “Facts About American Indian Education.” Summarize them and respond to them.
Native American children were educated in a variety of ways. Some tribes had formal …
What did you learn about new literacies from this week’s video “The essential elements of digital literacies” and from the reading “Dawn of new literacies”?
New literacies encompass ways of thinking about information and experiences, processing with others to challenge …
1. According to Szwed, the 5 elements of literacy are text, participant, motivation, function and context. Among the five elements the one that get to me is motivation. I choose motivation because motivation is the force that leads people to …
literacy is the way that we interact with the world around us, how we shape it and are shaped by it. It is how we communicate with others via reading and writing, but also by speaking, listening, and creating. It …
